2026-01-06 06:25:22

By observing the trend of ETH, some interesting symmetrical patterns can be seen. BTC has recently been swept up in the severely oversold area, especially around the psychological threshold of $100,000, which triggered many passive stop-losses. ETH's upward and downward fluctuations happen to form a symmetrical pattern, and such technical resonance often indicates an opportunity for emotional recovery.

From a broader macro cycle perspective, the crypto market indeed exhibits clear regularities. Looking back over the past few years: 2021, 2023, and 2026 are marked by features of a bullish sentiment; in contrast, 2024 and 2025 show more characteristics of a structural bull; while 2022 experienced a bear market test. Overall, the bull market phases are significantly more prevalent than bear markets throughout the cycle.

Looking further ahead, the 2027 (Year of the Sheep in the lunar calendar) trend should continue the momentum of the午马 (Horse in the noon) phase, with relatively stable movements; but by 2028 (Year of the Monkey), it is highly likely to enter a turbulent and spectacular stage of ups and downs. The subsequent years 2029 to 2031 (Year of the Rooster, Dog, and Pig) are expected to bring relatively solid growth according to historical patterns.

It is important to note that 2032 (Year of the Rat) warrants special attention to risks. However, the years 2033 to 2035 (Year of the Ox, Tiger, and Rabbit) are historically shown to reopen glorious moments, with the overall economy expected to present a strong posture.

In summary, 2026 is a critical turning point. For investors who missed previous opportunities, this could be a chance to restart capital and make up for losses. The decade from 2026 to 2035, based on historical patterns, is likely to usher in a new prosperous era.

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GasFeeCrying

· 01-09 06:25

Still calculating the lunar zodiac cycle, huh? Feels a bit like metaphysics. --- The 100,000 level kept being bought repeatedly, I got eaten up directly, stop-loss order was triggered long ago, boohoo. --- Saying 2026 is a turning point, I really want to believe it, but I’m also really afraid to believe it. --- ETH symmetrical pattern, sounds very professional, but is there really such a regularity? --- I’m confused about the risks in the Year of the Rat; it feels like there are risks every year. --- From 2026 to 2035, this decade of prosperity, I really want to see it, but I don’t have any chips in hand right now. --- Using the zodiac to predict the market, this is the first time I’ve heard someone play like this, pretty creative. --- Missed both 2021 and 2023, missing 2026 would really be the end, but who can predict, right?

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MEVictim

· 01-08 00:35

A decade of prosperity? I don't think so. There will be a few more dips before 2026.

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BlockTalk

· 01-06 06:55

A ten-year cycle of a prosperous market? Man, how much can you make up? --- I believe in symmetrical patterns, but using the Chinese zodiac to predict the crypto market? That logic is truly incredible. --- Don't expect 2026, let's just survive 2025 first. --- Triggering stop-losses while talking about emotional recovery—aren't those self-contradictory? --- Wait, using the lunar zodiac cycle to justify crypto trends? How desperate do you have to be to resort to that? --- Let's not talk about ETH's symmetry first, but the argument about the ten-year prosperity cycle is really a bit far-fetched. --- Risk in the Year of the Rat 2032, and a glorious start in the Year of the Ox 2033? Man, are you writing a novel? --- Technical resonance can be discussed, but can we leave the almanac out of it, please? --- The $100,000 volatility for BTC is indeed fierce, but those subsequent year predictions are getting more confusing the more I look at them. --- Honestly, the technical part is okay, but that part about historical cycles is really just making up stories.

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-06 06:53

The idea of symmetrical patterns has been heard so many times. Every time, it's said that a wave of emotional recovery is coming. But what actually happens? They're still using the Chinese zodiac to predict the crypto market. Is that real, bro? A key turning point in 2026? I actually want to see where it will turn to. Anyway, it's always about waiting for the right opportunity. It sounds like the I Ching, but the crypto world is just a story of a bunch of leeks trying to find patterns. The energy of the Noon Horse will continue into 2027 for stability, but the Year of the Monkey in Shen will be tumultuous... Doesn't that mean anything can happen? Waiting until 2032 to assess the risks, and then 2033 will be a glorious moment. Can this logic be a bit more coherent?

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 01-06 06:35

Starting to use the Chinese zodiac to analyze the market again, this logic is just too clever haha Using the lunar calendar to predict crypto prices, I just want to see if this time it’s right We still have two more years until 2026, let’s just survive this year first I’ve heard the symmetry pattern theory quite a few times, but I don’t know when I’ll actually make money BTC at the 100,000 mark has hit so many stop losses, it’s really brutal ETH symmetry pattern? Feels like any pattern can be spun into a story 2028 is about to jump and surge, should I go all in now or wait a bit? If this cycle theory were true, I’d have been financially free long ago, but believe it or not They say it will rise from 2029 to 2031, what about 2027? We still need to survive the stable years, brother The Year of the Rat is risky, the Ox, Tiger, and Rabbit will shine, sounds like a story A decade of prosperity? I think ten years of being a rookie is more like it

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